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How Long Does It Take To Get A Nigerian Visa? by Crownstarsucces(m): 9:34am On May 02, 2020
What is a Nigerian Visa?
A Nigerian Visa sort of Nigerian Passport is literally a permit to move into Nigeria and operate for a period of time which can be renewed occasionally.

How long does it take to get a Nigerian visa?

- Depending on the embassy in the country you are residing in.
- It can take basically take 5 working days and up to 3 weeks depending on some issues or clarifications.
- You can also get it in a few days if you go through Visa on Arrival which involves that you don’t visit your resident country embassy but can be done by an agency.

Getting a Nigerian Visa from Embassy:

I’ve been opportune to travel with Visa on Arrival Nigeria and I found out that “Visa on Arrival” is the best because most people have problems with the delay from the Nigerian embassy and the stress involved in it.

Visa from the embassy is the longest way to get a Nigerian Visa Approval but to someone extent, it’s a secure way to get it to avoid being duped by fake companies and agencies.

Requirements for Application of Nigerian Visa from Embassy:

- Passport valid for at least 6 months with 2 blank visa pages: You need a passport that is not more than 6 months old. The 2 blank visa pages are needed for endorsement by the embassy and other related signatures in order to get the Nigerian Visa first.
- Two recent Passports: This is to make sure that the visa is processed with the photograph of the ideal person with a 3 months’ validity. The two passports needed should be on a white background with a size of 2inches by 2 inches.
- You need to provide your valid bank of Statement from your bank to show you have sufficient funds and not coming to add be a burden to the country.
- The address of the hostel or the hostel reservation provided for your stay.
- Letter of Invitation: This is very important to get an approval of a Nigerian Passport. This is a letter written by the person(Host) or the company involved.

Here are the things you should find in the “letter of invitation”:
- Passport of Host with Signatory
- CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission) Certificate of the Host Company
- Acceptance of Immigration such that if you do anything during that period, the company will be held responsible for it.

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How to apply for Nigerian Visa:
I guess you know that the Nigerian Visa lasts for 90 days (3 months) that is after you must have gone through the application, the interview (few days after application) then you get the visa.

Thus this how you can apply for a Nigerian Passport online:

Visit the NIM website and complete the application process. Get a print out of the application and sign on it.
Print out the payment receipt made online and get a hardcopy of it (Print it out).
Get the following document together
IMM22(visa form)
Letter of Invitation
Hotel or Intending residence
3. Submit to Nigerian Embassy

Nigeria visit fees for all the Countries in the world:

The Nigerian Immigration state that Citizens of all the countries in ECOWAS(Economic Community of West African States) do not pay for Visa because of the Visa Abolition Agreement.

The member states of ECOWAS are Benin, Burkina Faso, Cabo Verde, Côte d’Ivoire, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo.

Source: Nigerian Visa

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